Transplant is a medical drama where the lead doctor is a refugee from Syria. In the third season, he became a Canadian citizen. This season, which is also the last, he has to fight for a chance to become a permanent doctor at the hospital when his residency is over.
Tonight at 8p on NBC, Bashir (Hamza Haq), Mags (Laurence Leboeuf), and June (Ayisha Issa) have to work on a confused man and woman who were airlifted in after being found in the woods. The lower part of his leg was amputated, and she was unconscious. They need to find out what happened, but they aren’t really saying because they are out of it.
When the girl finally wakes up, she becomes violent and stabs Bashir. If that is not for them to deal with, Bashir and Mags will find out that only one of them will be hired.
Now, the two of them, who no longer heart each other, are going to compete for that job. Talking about hearts, Mags finds out she was accepted to the heart transplant list. Will she accept it?
At 9p, there is a second episode. Bashir risks his life once again to save a man who was swallowed up by a sinkhole. While Mags has to deal with an intern who won’t leave her alone.
Even if you haven’t watched the first three seasons, you can still watch Transplant because Canadians do a better job with medical shows than their neighbors down south.
Wicked was the most talked-about movie of 2024, and the sequel is just as anticipated! So NBC is cashing in on that in November before Wicked: For Good flies into movie theaters on its broomstick on November 21st.
In November, NBC will be airing a live concert special featuring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, along with guest stars, singing the show-stopping numbers from the first movie, and previewing some from the second film.
Director John M. Chu made the announcement today at NBC’s Upfront presentation in New York City.
Wicked is streaming on Peacock with an optional sing-along version!
NBC announced their schedule for next season, and they are making a lot of changes. I can’t say I agree with their decisions. However, that is because I have tried to watch Brilliant Minds, Hunting Party, and St. Denis Medical (which will be back in November with Happy’s Place) several times, and never finished any of their first episodes.
NBC has finally made a decision on a lot of its scripted series, and it was not good news. They cancelled Found, The Irrational, Lopez vs Lopez, Night Court, and Suits: LA.
While I understand why they did what they did, it does not mean I have to agree with it. However, after thinking about it, I can understand why they did what they did.
Night Court was more about the lawyers than the cases, and that is what made the original so funny. Plus, Melissa Rauch tried too hard, and that made her unlikable in the role.
Then, there is Suits: LA, and they turned Stephen Amell into Gabriel Macht, and not his own character. Plus, I can’t be the only person who hated the time jumps.
However, I am really upset about Lopez vs Lopez, but I know that Brice Gonzalez is going to be a star! That kid is pure cuteness!
Canadian medical drama Transplant’s fourth and final season gets a premiere date on NBC, and it is Thursday, May 22nd.
The final 10 episodes find Bashir “Bash” Hamed on the precipice of finishing his residency at York Memorial and officially requalifying as a doctor. With his future uncertain once again, Bash and his sister, Amira, are Canadian citizens now, but are still trying, with everything they have, to build a life in their adopted country.
That trailer makes it look like it is going to be another exciting and emotional season.
